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Tyla performing during the 2024 Victoria\'s Secret Fashion Show
Tyla performing during the 2024 Victoria\'s Secret Fashion Show
Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Victoria\'s Secret
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Sorry Not Sorry, But LISA, Cher, & Tyla Were The True Stars Of The VS Fashion Show

Siobhan Robinson

I think I’ve uncovered Victoria’s secret when it comes to creating a runway show that everyone’s buzzing about — it’s all about the performances. The 2024 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show premiered on Oct. 15, nearly six years after its last live event, and featured some unforgettable performances from Tyla, Blackpink’s LISA, and icon Cher.

The trio made history as they were the first ever all-female lineup for the show. It was girl power at its finest and TBH, the biggest highlights of the night. Blackpink’s LISA opened the runway show by posing on a motorcycle while the instrumentals to her song “Rockstar” played. Moments later, she began vocalizing on the tune while surrounded by backup dancers. LISA’s outfit for the performance was a black latex two-piece with the top portion resembling angel wings and a star as a staple piece. Fans of LISA, also known as Blink (a Blackpink fan moniker), may be familiar with the star design, as it’s the same star emblem used in several “Rockstar” promotions teasers, as well as at the end of both the “Rockstar” and “New Woman” music videos. While singing the song’s bridge on the runway, Lisa did a fierce breakdance with the support of backup dancers before finishing with her own strut on the catwalk. 

Later in the show, LISA reappeared to sing her more softer single “Moonlit Floor” as she introduced model Ashley Graham to stage. LISA had an additional clothing change, embodying the Victoria’s  Secret angel style by donning a black floral-laced two-piece complete with her very own gold angel wings. 

Lisa’s performances turned heads, and X/Twitter users haven’t stopped obsessing over both performances.

Another singer who dominated the VS Fashion Show stage was Tyla. As the runway models graced the stage, Tyla looked angelic, wearing an electric silver and gold two-piece with a silver garter. She completed the ensemble with sparkly heels and white angel wings. Tyla began her performance with  “Push 2 Start,” a single from the deluxe version of her debut album, Tyla + , which was released on Oct. 11. She also performed her viral hit “Water.” Before the show, Tyla discussed her outfit with Harper’s Bazaar, sharing how she planned to incorporate it into her performance. “We created something that would tie in with the show, something that would be nice for me to perform in,” she said.” It’s very glitzy and it’s kind of different to what I’m used to.” 

Fans couldn’t help but flock to X to praise Tyla’s jaw-dropping performance, which resulted in some entertaining comments. 

Last but certainly not least, Cher closed out the stunning performance with a chorus welcoming her as she sang the dance-heavy 90s classics “Strong Enough” and “Believe.” The performance will go down in VSFS history, with Bella Hadid making a surprise appearance as one of the last models to walk the runway. Fans of both Cher and Hadid voiced their excitement on X. 

These performances definitely gave major girl power vibes!

Siobhan Robinson is a member of the Her Campus national writing program. She works on the Entertainment and Culture team, covering the most recent pop culture events, trends, and entertainment releases. Previously, she worked as an Entertainment and Culture intern during the Spring 2023 semester, where she was supervised in writing breaking news verticals, live coverage of events such as the Grammys and Met Gala, and interviewing emerging Gen Z talent for Her Campus's "Next Questions" segment. She graduated Magna Cum Laude in Spring 2024 with a B.A. in Communication Studies from San Jose State University and received communication honors for completing a graduate-level course during her undergraduate studies. While in college, she was an active member of the SJSU chapter of Her Campus, serving on the executive board as Editor-In-Chief. In this role, she supervised a team of writers, senior editors, and copy editors, and assessed their articles for the site. Previously, she served as a senior editor, supervising a team of 4-5 writers, and also worked as a campus correspondent for the entire chapter. Additionally, she contributed to the school's publication magazine, Access, and became a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. In her free time, Siobhan enjoys scrapbooking, hanging out with friends, going to concerts, and, of course, writing for fun! A die-hard fangirl, she loves sharing everything she knows about her favorite boy bands, even if you don't ask. If you need her, you'll likely find her binge-watching the latest K-drama.